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Put that the Prime Minister’s first foreign meetings were with the Portuguese Prime Minister, holding the Presidency of the EU, and Ban Ki Moon, and asked if this was an indication of his strategy and style, the PMS replied that both of these meetings had been in the diary for some time. It would be normal for the President of the European Council to come to London to meet the Prime Minister around this time of year and likewise, the Ban Ki Moon meeting was a long standing arrangement.

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